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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1958
Page
4
A historic notice lists 21 dangerous scenes across four photographs B through D. It highlights risks from unsupervised farm play near livestock and water, unsafe tool handling, improper bicycle and water-pit dangers, risky electricity use, stairs and railings, and hazardous farm refueling with open flames and exposed moving parts.
Farm equipment dealer promotes a free copy of the new Tips for Safe Tractor Operation booklet. Encourage customers to ask today for their complimentary guide on safe tractor use and power take-off practices.
Conservation classes define net growth by species per acre and assess good growing stock and silvicultural needs. Foresters gain a complete record of forests by year to manage with selective cutting and sound methods, using a continuous inventory to balance cut within growth limits and maximize timber volume per unit.
Mr and Mrs Royce Joseph and son Mike visited Sunday at Whitewater State Park. Sharon Hunt and family dined with Ralph Os and family near Greenfield. Albert May and Mrs May of Raleigh and Dorothy Mohler of Florida joined Bever family guests. Norman Fuchs and family and Roy Fuchs visited Indianapolis with Mrs. Fuchs of Blue Ridge. Harry Elder and Harold Cappel joined Wm Lockridge family in Muncie. Alton Smith and Melvin Lee hosted Mrs. Smiths mother in Indianapolis. Fred B White and granddaughter June Perisho of Minnesota with Ruth White were guests of Rev Edgar White and family at Farmland. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Sunday guests gathered at multiple homes and parks. Families including McMichael Kline Parrigin Manuel Stapp Miller Wilcoxen Plank Carson Siler Roland McCorkle Hall Crewes Shonkweiler Stinger Patton Lacy and others spent the day at Whitewater State Park Mounds State Park and Maple Valley Central School north of Knights Town Baker Park New Castle and Lincoln Trail State Park South of Marshall Ill. Kelly Veach attends Chris unspecified event.
Four of the 1958 season's top coaches will share methods during a two day basketball clinic on the Indiana University campus August 4 to 7. West Virginia's Fred Schaus leads college instruction with a No 1 ranking and four straight Southern Conference titles followed by Indiana's Branch McCracken who has led the Hoosiers to four Big Ten titles in six seasons. High school staff includes Crawfordsville mentor Dick Baumgartner and Rex Wells of Springs Valley who reached the tournament semifinals without a loss.
This week resident visitors and guests are listed from Lewisville Indianapolis Mohawk Middletown Rushville and New Castle. Families including Coffman Shutt Terhune Morgan Morgan Lukens Skinner Gorman and Beck are noted hosting or visiting relatives and friends at homes hotels and lakeside retreats.
The article explains that heavy sweating requires ample water intake of 12 to 15 glasses daily to maintain sweat production. Salt loss from sweat causes heat exhaustion, which can result from indoor heat or sun exposure. Treatments include lying with head level, using external heat, salt administration, and reducing body heat through air flow, minimal clothing, light foods, and avoiding fats and heavy protein.
Tuesday and weekend visits reported across the area include Mrs. Charles Holliday with daughter from near Carmel visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gray. Pvt. Gary McClurg from Ft Campbell Ky spent the weekend in Carthage with relatives and friends. Howard Souder attended Thursday events with Mr. aestere. Evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wilt and family of Nashville. Greenfield guests were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc Corkle and children. Marilyn Jo Gray Virginia Eckart and Pat Miller spent time at Shafer Lake. Charles Blankenship and family visited near Greensburg with Richard Miller and family.
Harold G. Case announces a full time Watkins products route from Rushville RR 3. Mail and phone orders will receive prompt attention from the dealer at Mays 2414.
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